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The elaborate façades of Lucerne’s
        medieval buildings on Weinmarkt
                                        The fountain in Kapellplatz (p205) is crowned
                                        by a figure of Fritschi, a legendary character
                                        associated with spring and joy. He is celebrated
                                        at Fasnacht, Lucerne’s great spring festival.

                                                 A relief showing Christ
                                        FINISH   and his disciples in the
                                                 Garden of Gethsemane,
 W E G G I S G A S S E  S TERNEN–                St Peterskapelle’s
                                                 is set into the chapel of
         PL ATZ
                                                 south wall.


                                                    The covered Chapel Bridge
                     K APELL–
                      PL ATZ                        (p202) has become the
                                                    symbol of Lucerne.
 E I S E N G A S S E
       K A P E L LG A S S E                         Originally built in the 14th
                                                    century, the footbridge
                                                    was partly destroyed by
                                                    fire in 1993 and has
                                                    been reconstructed.
        F U R R E N G A S S E
                                                   0 metres  30  N
             R AT H A U S Q U A I                  0 yards  30



















                      Pretty Chapel
                    Bridge, stretching
                      over the Reuss
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